...I am the coordinator for the physics program at John Jay College, the City University of New York. I have been teaching physics for more than 30 years. Before earning a PhD in Science Education from Columbia University Teachers College and an MA in Physics from City College of New York, I earned a BA magna cum laude from Amherst College in Physics and in Philosophy. (read more)
I graduated from Boston University with a degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. This is a liberal arts degree, meaning I’ve taken courses that encompass a wide variety of academic subjects. I served as a teaching assistant for the Intro to Biology course for two years. (read more)
...Did you know that you can think of NADH like an electron backpack?! I designed the curriculum for an Anatomy & Kinesiology class that looks at the body through the lens of exercise and movement. I've been teaching the class for five years. I pride myself in making sure the information connects to real-world examples, like how performance enhancing substances affect athlete's bodies. (read more)
...I love being able to unpack problems and use creative methods to find solutions. But I also understand that many people don't have the same enthusiasm for math that I do. If math is a struggle for you, I will aim to guide you through multiple ways of thinking about a problem. (read more)
23 Subjects: includingAlgebra 2,Algebra 1,Calculus,Discrete Math
...I believe that creating a space where students feel comfortable and supported enables them to meet learning goals and overcome emotional obstacles like anxiety and low self-esteem. Some students even discover that they love learning! The one-on-one environment provides the unique opportunity to find and build on a student’s preexisting strengths and interests. (read more)